A system for fish processing can include: a fish fixturing subsystem, a tooling subsystem, an analysis subsystem, and/or any other suitable components, which can optionally be part of a fish processing subsystem. Additionally or alternatively, the system can optionally include: an intake subsystem, an expulsion subsystem, and/or any other suitable components.

A system for fish processing can include: a fish fixturing subsystem, a tooling subsystem, an analysis subsystem, and/or any other suitable components, which can optionally be part of a fish processing subsystem. Additionally or alternatively, the system can optionally include: an intake subsystem, an expulsion subsystem, and/or any other suitable components.

A big game field dressing device for expediting the gutting and cleaning of big game. The big game field dressing device includes an elongate base member; support members in communication with the elongate base member; an extension assembly including extension members in communication with the support members; and brace members in communication with the elongate base member.

A fish filleting stand device for holding a fish belly-up for cleaning and filleting includes a panel having a top side that is coupled to and extends between a first end and a second end. A pair of walls is movably coupled to and extends upwardly from the panel. Each of the pair of walls is movable such that a distance between the pair of walls is adjustable. The distance between the pair of walls is adjustable to accommodate a fish that is positioned on the panel between the pair of walls. The pair of walls abuts the fish when the fish is positioned between the pair of walls. A gill post is coupled to the panel. The gill post extends upwardly from the top side. A coupler is removably couplable with the gill post. The coupler releasably retains a gill of the fish that is positioned on the panel.

A fish filleting stand device for holding a fish belly-up for cleaning and filleting includes a panel having a top side that is coupled to and extends between a first end and a second end. A pair of walls is movably coupled to and extends upwardly from the panel. Each of the pair of walls is movable such that a distance between the pair of walls is adjustable. The distance between the pair of walls is adjustable to accommodate a fish that is positioned on the panel between the pair of walls. The pair of walls abuts the fish when the fish is positioned between the pair of walls. A gill post is coupled to the panel. The gill post extends upwardly from the top side. A coupler is removably couplable with the gill post. The coupler releasably retains a gill of the fish that is positioned on the panel.

A fish filleting stand device for holding a fish belly-up for cleaning and filleting includes a panel having a top side that is coupled to and extends between a first end and a second end. A pair of walls is movably coupled to and extends upwardly from the panel. Each of the pair of walls is movable such that a distance between the pair of walls is adjustable. The distance between the pair of walls is adjustable to accommodate a fish that is positioned on the panel between the pair of walls. The pair of walls abuts the fish when the fish is positioned between the pair of walls. A gill post is coupled to the panel. The gill post extends upwardly from the top side. A coupler is removably couplable with the gill post. The coupler releasably retains a gill of the fish that is positioned on the panel.

A fish filleting stand device for holding a fish belly-up for cleaning and filleting includes a panel having a top side that is coupled to and extends between a first end and a second end. A pair of walls is movably coupled to and extends upwardly from the panel. Each of the pair of walls is movable such that a distance between the pair of walls is adjustable. The distance between the pair of walls is adjustable to accommodate a fish that is positioned on the panel between the pair of walls. The pair of walls abuts the fish when the fish is positioned between the pair of walls. A gill post is coupled to the panel. The gill post extends upwardly from the top side. A coupler is removably couplable with the gill post. The coupler releasably retains a gill of the fish that is positioned on the panel.